The cases of Reagan and Clinton rebut which of the following theories of popularity?
A) Each president will suffer from reduced popularity over the course of his or her term in office.
B) Popularity is determined by real-world events rather than media management.
C) Media management allows a president to maintain high levels of popularity despite adverse events.
D) There is no "honeymoon" period during a president's second term.

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The cases of Reagan and Clinton show that it is possible for a president to maintain or even regain popularity over the course of their term, challenging the theory that every president will inevitably suffer from reduced popularity as their term progresses.

The Cases of Reagan and Clinton Rebut Which of the Following